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Insolvency through the looking glass – BlueNotes

The key aspects of this new law are:

  • Available for companies with liabilities under $A1 million.
  • A moratorium from creditor actions (including personal guarantees) will occur following a resolution of the board/directors to appoint a Small Business Restructuring Practitioner (SBRP) to assist with the collation of a plan.
  • Directors remain in control while they collate the plan with the assistance of the SBRP.
  • The plan is circulated to creditors within 20 business days (4 weeks).
  • The plan must include certain prescribed matters but can otherwise be in any format the directors determine and would be expected to involve a discount or delayed timing of any return to creditors. Consideration of the plan and expected return is likely to be co…

    Read the full article at: https://bluenotes.anz.com/posts/2021/02/anz-legal-insolvency-law-business-covid19?adobe_mc=MCMID=91931573662167745648708078606479228630|MCORGID=67A216D751E567B20A490D4C@AdobeOrg|TS=1614704400

Category: LiquidationBy Insolvency GuardianMarch 2, 2021

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Insolvency through the looking glass – BlueNotes

The key aspects of this new law are:

  • Available for companies with liabilities under $A1 million.
  • A moratorium from creditor actions (including personal guarantees) will occur following a resolution of the board/directors to appoint a Small Business Restructuring Practitioner (SBRP) to assist with the collation of a plan.
  • Directors remain in control while they collate the plan with the assistance of the SBRP.
  • The plan is circulated to creditors within 20 business days (4 weeks).
  • The plan must include certain prescribed matters but can otherwise be in any format the directors determine and would be expected to involve a discount or delayed timing of any return to creditors. Consideration of the plan and expected return is likely to be co…

    Read the full article at: https://bluenotes.anz.com/posts/2021/02/anz-legal-insolvency-law-business-covid19?adobe_mc=MCMID=57994931573662167747978708078606479228|MCORGID=67A216D751E567B20A490D4C@AdobeOrg|TS=1614564000

Category: LiquidationBy Insolvency GuardianMarch 2, 2021

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Insolvency through the looking glass – BlueNotes

The key aspects of this new law are:

  • Available for companies with liabilities under $A1 million.
  • A moratorium from creditor actions (including personal guarantees) will occur following a resolution of the board/directors to appoint a Small Business Restructuring Practitioner (SBRP) to assist with the collation of a plan.
  • Directors remain in control while they collate the plan with the assistance of the SBRP.
  • The plan is circulated to creditors within 20 business days (4 weeks).
  • The plan must include certain prescribed matters but can otherwise be in any format the directors determine and would be expected to involve a discount or delayed timing of any return to creditors. Consideration of the plan and expected return is likely to be co…

    Read the full article at: https://bluenotes.anz.com/posts/2021/02/anz-legal-insolvency-law-business-covid19

Category: LiquidationBy Insolvency GuardianMarch 1, 2021

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Insolvency through the looking glass – BlueNotes

The key aspects of this new law are:

  • Available for companies with liabilities under $A1 million.
  • A moratorium from creditor actions (including personal guarantees) will occur following a resolution of the board/directors to appoint a Small Business Restructuring Practitioner (SBRP) to assist with the collation of a plan.
  • Directors remain in control while they collate the plan with the assistance of the SBRP.
  • The plan is circulated to creditors within 20 business days (4 weeks).
  • The plan must include certain prescribed matters but can otherwise be in any format the directors determine and would be expected to involve a discount or delayed timing of any return to creditors. Consideration of the plan and expected return is likely to be co…

    Read the full article at: https://bluenotes.anz.com/posts/2021/02/anz-legal-insolvency-law-business-covid19?adobe_mc=MCMID=91931573662167745648708078606479228630|MCORGID=67A216D751E567B20A490D4C@AdobeOrg|TS=1614452400

Category: LiquidationBy Insolvency GuardianFebruary 27, 2021

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Insolvency through the looking glass – BlueNotes

The key aspects of this new law are:

  • Available for companies with liabilities under $A1 million.
  • A moratorium from creditor actions (including personal guarantees) will occur following a resolution of the board/directors to appoint a Small Business Restructuring Practitioner (SBRP) to assist with the collation of a plan.
  • Directors remain in control while they collate the plan with the assistance of the SBRP.
  • The plan is circulated to creditors within 20 business days (4 weeks).
  • The plan must include certain prescribed matters but can otherwise be in any format the directors determine and would be expected to involve a discount or delayed timing of any return to creditors. Consideration of the plan and expected return is likely to be co…

    Read the full article at: https://bluenotes.anz.com/posts/2021/02/anz-legal-insolvency-law-business-covid19?adobe_mc=MCMID=91931573662167745648708078606479228630|MCORGID=67A216D751E567B20A490D4C@AdobeOrg|TS=1614376800

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July 9, 2026
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July 9, 2026
40 jobs lost as Glasgow electrical firm enters administration
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UK construction firm set for liquidation talks amid £2 million debts – oxfordtimes.co.uk
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Kadey-Krogen Yachts enters liquidation – Marine Industry News
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